SEDAR (the System for Electronic Document
Analysis and Retrieval) is the system used for electronically filing
most securities related information with the Canadian securities regulatory
authorities. Filing with SEDAR started January 1, 1997, and is now
mandatory for most reporting issuers in Canada. Information on the
rules for electronic filing can be found in SEDAR
Rules and Forms.

The SEDAR system enables industry to file
securities documents and remit filing fees electronically -- saving
time and money. The SEDAR system allows users to gain immediate and
intelligent access to public company and investment fund information in
the public domain, and provides an important communications link among
issuers, filers and the securities regulatory authorities.

The filer interface for electronic filing is the SEDAR Filer Software.
Reporting issuers and other filers that must file electronically in
the SEDAR system may do so by:

selecting a filing agent who is a filing service subscriber to
file documents on its behalf.

Documents that are filed in the SEDAR system may be retrieved electronically
by the applicable securities regulatory authorities for review, where
required, and acceptance. Once accepted, they become part of the public
database and may be accessed in the following ways:

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bound by, the
Terms of Use and
Privacy Statement.
Any unauthorized use of this site is strictly prohibited.

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